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Mosaic mentoring: finding the right mentor for the issue at hand
Aline D Khatchikian1, Baljot S Chahal2, Ania Kielar3
1Department of Diagnostic Radiology, McGill University, Montreal General Hospital Site, 1650 Cedar Avenue, Rm C5 118, Montreal, QC, H3G 1A4, Canada.
Abstract:
Mentoring has a vital role throughout the medical profession. Over the past few years, mentoring has become an area of focus as being an important aspect of radiologists' career starting from the early trainee level. A variety of mentorship strategies have come to the forefront, allowing many avenues for those seeking to engage in mentorship as either a mentee or mentor. Mosaic mentoring is a new approach that emphasizes utilizing a collection of mentorship approaches to maximize outcomes based on individual and/or domain-specific needs. The purpose of our paper is to provide a brief overview of a variety of mentorship models while introducing the concept of mosaic mentoring and exploring how it can benefit radiologists throughout their career.
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